The Wichita Weekly Journal from Wichita, Kansas • 2

Wiciiita is to have a regular government signal station, and C-tpt. L. THE WEEKLY JOURNAL Issued Every Thursday. Bit Tiie Journal ('OMI-AN THE ELECTORAL VOTE. As of considerable interest just at present the following tabulated stale-meat of tho elestoral vote of 188-1 is presented.

THE i- SIDE i ng Be li i Wi ng i 1 gniar army etc. tt must make a of tiie u- Mellila got ahead 1 on a mortgage ow kick It us. Ft. i ohm on, i that city purpose, now, for wont do to not oven if Scott Monitor. if the rent For: line! let rK Jons IIOENSCBEIDT, Leo.

L. Bedding, Managing Editor. Editor. Blaine. land.

10 i Subscription, $1 per Year. Payable Invariably in Advance WICHITA COMING. HOR anc is asse tb, than sgOOO (J lobe. Pred Stewart, of t'n was one of the ileot ninnerac )f ho -o team, cam in Ba.f fill praise for Hie Lr: hoys received Wi tinel. A sa pi win Kansan re, 'lof lor eaai Warkentiids farm Hal head was vv- II lie I Mr.

predicts yinltl of urly live the acre. vton Kansan. One hundred and fifty bushels peas have been roccivcd at the canning factory this week. About 0,000 cans have been put up so far. They expect to can fully tfi(KW) dozen cans of peas this season.

Emporia Republican. Captain Ti-win, the iiduub ml man is having a fan out of his Bmmhli-can friend by oiferme seen by a from B. stead. Tho Warkentin to Entered for transmission throng htho United States Mail as second class matter, at the post-office in Wiehita, Sedgwic-k county, Kansas. I 12 13 Topeka is taking pattern after Wichita, and will send a large delegation to Chicago.

i vi nsasOity acknowledges that it i first town in Kansas to present Tho District School and really seems to manifest a sort of depraved pride in tlio confession. iT.o fact that a Mormon elder has been permitted to engage, undisturbed, in missionary work at Parsons, would seem to indicate that tho lions of that place hod gone out of business. i any no sup pesos that Senator In-g dls corn-knife jins lost any its Damascene virtue, let him road the patriotic stales mans article on Ketishism in the Norm American Review for June. There is no thing 1 It Kansas a ho get up do: and. newspapers never sc and that is that the gre; even in the last expiring a sunflower.

Daniel K. Anthony seems to bo gain-power in the state as a candidate for governor on the republican ticket. Sh uld I). R. bo nominated and elected chore vviil be no doubt as to who will be governor of tho state, neither will there be any question as to the enforcement of tlio In ws on the statute book.

-Bunker Ilill Gazette. The commencement of Hie Kansas State Normal at Emporia next week will attract a i irge number of visitors to that town. There plenty of young men and women in Tiieearkings of the. Western Union for the quarter just ended amount to a little more than 85,000,000. Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connocti -ut Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Main Mar land Massaclms, Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missonri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire.

New Jersey Ne.v Yota Nort 'at Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode South Carolina tmea. Texas Yormont Virginia WeSi Wisconsin. Will the Ft. Scott Monitor please kill off its poet and thns confer a lasting obligation upon its readers? io i Chicago Avenue. Wont the Kansas Republicans yell themselves hoarse in case the ticket should read Blaine and Ingalls.

18 219 id r.A ine will write no more letters between this time and the convention. The matter will have to be settled by wire. Blaine will not down in the political race. In fact he cow seems to be the most promising candidate on tlio track. i a uri worn I hnu 3 of joinin' in the the spai arid cuer, are, loorgo W.

Ad; Sturdivant, roc ref tions will ho act-I iiilee --Y i ov. nit g. unit i len and others v. i'll They will arrive Io at 1 p. and riio who can, should g.

do-- I and give the Tne Topekaue v. eon veniiona of hot were royally w-v least show our ap on them while on route to Chicago. The two Wichita clubs will be joined here by the Flambeau club, and together they ought to make as fine an appearance as any organization that attends tho na tional convention, and give our Kansas candidate for president a boom that will do him good. Sish-bang-oh I and "Marching Through Geor yV L. D.

BROWN, Formerly With M0, BRAITSCH. DD Oklahoma at last bids fair to le opened. The negroes of the Chickasaw nation are preparing to enter that Territory in a body. The cost of bringing a child to his twenty-first year in China is but 84.50. We commend this fact to our Free Trade readers for their careful The West Side people can save time ana money by trading with D.

Brown. First-class work guaranteed. l-lm 1 he running team last ovening ran i(K) yards, laid 100 feet of hose and got water in li 8 seconds. Theyfran the same distance and laid (ho same hose, without getting water in 23 seconds. Had they made that time in Wichita they would have equaled Dodge Citv, the champion of the state, Arkansas City Dispatch.

I here is a law against throwing the carcasses of dead animals into the streams of water in Kansas. No person should do any act of this kind even though be thinks they will float down stream. here aro other towns down tho stream and may be ic ing the water for drinking and other purposes. Groat Bend Graphic. The cold hearted Republicans of Harper claimed that Blakes jackass yelled louder and Cleveland was did before or si arise to remark -Fjvf.

months more of campaigning, of political speeches, braes bands, uniformed men, torches, transparencies and pie yelling themselves hoarse and then Bo iy gia." The following Kansas peoplo wore granted pensions yesterday: -James B. Chitty of WaKoeney, Benjamin M. Potts Edna, Newman Tuttle of Bello Plair.e, William M. Ross of Uriah Springs, John B. Tibbetts of Humboldt, Uriah Axley of Iola, Robert Haider of Beloit, William Adams of Downs, Henry Prichtel of Springdale, Dudley W.

Storey, of Colum-biis, Nathan S. Hays of Millard, Hannah Wilham Porter of Bazine, Walter P. and Maria Rowell of Emmons, James War-ron (deceased) of Downs, George W. McCarty of Leroy and Susan J. Warren of Downs.

from Fridays Daily Jonrnal. Tho Salvation Army is subsidizing most Kansas towns. Asido from Glory-togod Jim, who manipulates the concert inn and Whoopemupojerusalem Mary who sings, baritone and handles tlio drum, the Salvation arm at Lawrence is a little -Journal. The maple worms are making their appearance in eomo portions of Ihe city while other localities are entirely free from A vigorous campaign bo commenced against them at onco and none allowed to go to seed for second crop. Independence Reporter.

1 ho Topeka council awarded ihe city printing to the State Journal, which moves the Kansas Democrat to declare that Topeka is cursed with boodle alderman and to advise the people to keep their hands on their pocket books. Xi i Democrat takes its defeat very hard. Emporia Republican. Governor Click has received a dispatch This talk about Ingalls as a dark horse is all very good if meant as Kansas boom material, but if uttered with any hopes of nominating Ingalls it is sheer folly. It lie ft THIS IS FOOLISHNESS.

A contemporary suggests that wo have a bandanna campaign. The Capital offers no objection. Lets have it. The Democrats have nominated Mr. Thurman's rod handkerchief, and it new waves from a free lumber flagstaff stack in Mr.

Cleveland's free trade platform. Why shouldnt the Republicans have a bandanna, too? They have one. They are entitled to it because they are identified with the American side of the su preme issue of the campaign. Whosoever will be the candidate, the platform will favor the development of America and the preservation of Americas crowning glory living wages for labor. Let the Republican campaign bandanna be a star spangled bandanna.

A red, white and blue bandanna, with stars and stripes on it. Some enterprising manufacturer should put American Hag handkerchiefs in silk, linen and cotton the market by the million. What a big Republican demand ttiero will bo for them? Let the Republican stylo of bandanna boom! Topeka Capital. R. N.

FORD. FRANK J. FORD. Ford Ford, Specialties Fine Teas, Coffees and Country Butter, Goods Delivered to all Paris of the City Free of Charge. Higliest Market Price for Country Produce.

S. E. tor. 3d Maui Sts. 150 Wichita, Kansas, Ming Lincoln tlio response management of tho affairs After the funeral he left Blake everv jacK time a ith the sterday th hi pper tf Jhillocci witnc to Ch life There seems to be a slight difference of opinion existing between our twilight contemporary and Dr.

Philip Krohn of Atchinson. It seems to be another Kilkenny feline outfit. neither, without fraud review, and where he was ad 18fi7. Ilo was an ticket of I Hi appointed a trustee of the 1 railroad by the governor. Springfield, in the office of Cuilom in bvl when hor this time mnprinya ran lillocco th urn Kd bcov It is very re Kansas only six 2,1 X) as can be new 1 i ad was shippo City.

On this miles east of Chi liead of tine cn: found any vv he re. to bring them verbs for shipn Dispatch. 1 Among tho possibility dential nomination on the siuo is Robert Todd Lincoln, tho son of the late President Abraham Lincoln. Tho name of young Lincoln was first prominently mentioned for the presidency just previous to the convention of 188-1. At that time Albian Tourgie placed him prominently forward as an aspirant, publishing his portrait in the now defunct Continent zine.

Politicians, however, looked Mr. Lincoln more as a possible presidential candidate than they tho first office. Mr. Lincoln re-four votes on the first ballot, grew to eight on the third ballot the fourth cast his adhort ids Blaine. Mr.

Lincoln says that lie au aspirant for the nomination am: fers to follow hi- lav. business, if made secretary of war by Tartu 1 was continued in this posit ion by Art bur. Mr. Lincoln, although hi candidate, is espeeiail because of his fathers lacks his sire's popular! people. Robert Todd Lin est and only tyred president.

August lit His parent at and he first Bob Tav eri telry, where his parents Robert was about a ear moved into the lnmsowh to be their nne nil be president 'f the I'nited SI went to school at Spring! getting through hi sent to Illinois went east in the 1 Tiiliips ucudc i brief tendance a admitted to Har member of he da in due ime he out tho university fr after a brief stay a tl a-nr He the old CONVENTION i Ail av-oii ida tint the plan of the St. Louis convention building was execrable. Ventilation ns applied to the building was a misnomer. There were no windows and what air there was came through narrow passage ways. It was vitiated as soon as it came through theso appertures, and to breathe was to inhale the fetid breath of a thousand other persons, who, to use the language of G.

William Curtis, must have been very thirsty as you may well believe. And it was hot. Light was admitted through the great skylights in the roof of tho building, and through these the sun poured with torrid fierceness. There was nothing for the convention to do but to swelter. It is to bo hoped that more comfortable provision will be made in Chicago.

If the Chicago press may be trusted, tho arrangements avoid many of the horrors of tho St. Louis convention. According to the descriptions in many of the Chicago papers, the delegates and spectators will at last enjoy the boon of fresh air, and plenty of it, while they will not be exposed to the merciless heat of the sun. Moreover all the spectators, no matter where in the hall they may be seated, will be able to see and hear everything that happens on the lioor a felicity not to be enjoyed in tho St. Louis convention.

The delegates at Chicago are assigned to the pit of the auditorium, a space eighty feet one way and ninety-five feet the other. All around this space the galleries rise, and the most distant spectator will be only 100 feet away from the delegates and in full view of them. In front of the pit where the delegates sit is a raised platform for the newspaper men, in the center of which will be the position of the president of the convention, a dais and platform being provided for him and the officers of the convention. The great difficulty about theso conventions is overcrowding. Too many spectators are admitted.

This evil not only often neutralizes whatever provision has been made for fresh air and comfort, but it tends to tumult enthusiasm, those of ribald imagination call it. Of course there is prodigious popular pressure for admittance to the wittenagemotes of great political parties, but it should be so resisted and restrained that the result would not lx terference with the dignity ceedings and the reasonable to business. In this respect th and urgent necessity for a gre; in the methods of holding national conventions, a change tli r. not i made any too soon. to the Chillocco Arkansas City John C.

New still continnes to assert that Harrison is the choice of the Republican masses for president. But then, what John C. New doesnt know about politics would make a big book. WICEHTii. 618 East Douglas Aye.

All kinds of Hard and Soft Coal Wholesale and Retail, Also Lime and all kinds of Building Materials WICHITA, KANSAS. l-lm A spe tliO f.U Bros uabl i mi the slant treasurer of the Unit- The campaign lias been opened in New York by tho editor of the New York Tribune, who proceeds to stigmatise tho editor of the esteemed New York Times as a liar and a blackguard. This goes to emphasize the declaration that the present campaign will lie devoted to a -calm discussion of tho tariff. -Kansas City Times. When General Sheridan improves Emperor Frederick loses in strength, and vice versa.

This life or death seesaw is peculiarly wearing upon the nerves of the people of the two great countries. low? NTT-. fcZ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, FOR THE VISITORS, furnishes more amusements FUN Wichita OFFICE IN COUNTY BUILDING, All Business Receives Prompt After a prolonged fight the city of Topeka has made the State Journal the official paper. Mac Lennan generally gets there as he deserves. Tho Journal is the best paper in Topeka and merits all it gets.

He in hi: vied field. Attention. 2-lm birr to the square inch than any town in Kansas. Besides Marsh Murdock the attractions are numerous anil varied. A woman horsewhipped a hack driver the other day in tho latest and most approved style of tho art.

The woman, snv The Journal, literally walloped the man all around the barn, breaking her whip, and then pulled hor revolver on him, which was taken from her by Officer Lilly, ho had arrived at the scene of the disturbance. Wichita promises plenty of fun for summer Topeka Capital. POLITICAL Editor JornarI Pleaso announce the name of CHAS. K. IjULING as a candidate for the oScc of Clerk Co5rt to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention.

d-wtf. ed Stales, informing him that the sum had been placed to his credit as pension agent. This will make a total of VibO.r-fO with which to pay the pree-sent quarterly pensions at the Topeka pension agency. -Atchison Globe. L.

i'Vrsler, the brick-maker, has been in the habit of tiring a gun up the flues nt bis yards to loosen the soot. Yesterday ho missed ids gun and obtained an old fashioned derringer of Chatelet. All five barrels exploded at once, and his left hand, upon which it rested, was badly burned. Tho ends of his lingers and his wrist are in a frightful condition. Newton Kansan.

The coroner was called to the river Is nk yesteidny, at the foot of Commor cial street, to hold an inquest over the body of a boy that was supposed to have been drowned. To he surprise and de light of the crowd, it proved to be the corpse of a dog that some boys had drowned to keep from paying the dog tax charged by tlio city. Alchison Globe. WiUiam Judd, living four miles north west of lliattville, was found dead iu his smoke house this morning, having been shot through the head. Near him was an empty musket and further search revealed a note which stated that he contemplated suicide.

Justice Wil empanelled a coroners jury, but we have not as yet learned the full particu lars of evidence of their verdict, Ft. Soot; Tribune i I nominate you Mr. Lincoln i at the commu-i Iso was to de entirely con-life and work ub break it up and He hardly felt It po ine in a for him to disar-presidont. nest ion lu tele ad min is was mill iu office tion. He Harlan, a of Iowa born in I 75.

porter of the particulars of a mad dog scare in his neighborhood on Sunday last. Tho canine that was mad was a large black hound, but brown on each side of his head and speckled on other parts of his body. The vicious canine attacked Mr. John Murrell in the public highway, but did not succeed in biting him. It roamed over the neighborhood and engaged in fights with other The MAN-who-frightens-his-friends-by-tipping-the-boat, just for fun you know, made his appearance at Fullerton, Nebraska, yesterday, and two men were drowned.

Fortunately the fun maker is one of the deceased. to next PROFESSIONAL, CARDS. nmco v. ar depar He r. i tliur adn dence in Palac Wichita, Kae.NcLl-n 1 A bio purpre meteor startled the people of Alma, ttio other night end now they have heard from a farmer thirteen miles out who found the meteor.

It measured six feet in circumference and was almost solid sulphur. others. It was finally killed by Meueas Heck and Lister. The owners of alhssrt I TACOB BALDEHSTON dojzs with which tho mad dog camei East Douglas avei contact ought to be killed at once. Scott Monitor.

esterda Mr. David Thomas, from Kansas City, tho gentleman who will have charge of the new cement works, arrived in the city to begin permanent operations 1 block, avenue, A. HOLLENBERGEK7 2 to 10 saved Block, Wichita, Kns. JCOTT STERLING, Work on The necessary Attorneys at Law, over Braitecha DENTIST TiRrvM-J nd th pr. domestic animal this finer, Cott llfLl seventeen years uractical are nt: iNel Tomlinson, the troublesome man of Topeka, is preparing to wind up the affairs of the State Journal.

Possibly MacLennan will have a word to say in objection to this action, but that will matter but little to Tomlinson. The situation in Topeka is rapidly becoming dramatic. RQUE iL. ary I in affairs of a his grip mil pride can or less. 1 v.

i 1 1 1 wanting a as new. and fine Wi 1 1-m Tho Ne York Wo. id the poor mans home. twenty five years old, and have risen from povoity this state in tide short lie ot hor state in the 1 a honorably and bv i ys: Kansas. She is but more people affluence in than in any id have risen exertions, p-irf-mp is damaging ar Heading.

Spencor six liead or val-Sever- lost two line '1 Pick, i is supposed, oat and it acta mticlr liko li weed of the wi-stcrn coun-a: i -At 1 he latest Recounts, no li n- Ptock were and etronu onfl dTortu iirn I-eing made to root out! the fatal plant. Emporia Republican. B. Price tinik a trip through the southern part of the county yesterday where he has a fine farm, and returned in a happy frame of mind, made so ly he excellent crop prospects of that section. He sayH the country all along the Kingman line have been visited hy heavy rains and that oats and corn are looking especially fine for lliis time of the year, while wheat, just ready for the reaper is i a good heavy stand and well tilled.

Mr. Price thinks Kansas will strike her old time gait this season in agricultural yields. Hutchinson Call. Yesterday at this place 1,000 head of Texas cattle were fed and watered in cars. They were on tho road from Southern Texas to Chicago.

It took eighty two palace stock cars to hold them. We can now see another advantage which Arkansas City possesses. This is the first point reached after leaving the territory, and the cattle shippers find i very convenient to stop here and feed their stock. Train load after train load of cattle from Indian Territory and Texas pass through the city daily. Arkansas City is fast oncoming a great cat tie center- Arkansas City Dispatch.

Secretary Mohler of tho State Board of Agriculture, reports an encouraging outlook for crops of all kinds except fruit. One million acres of wheat will he harvested with a probable total yield of 1 J.nOO.noO bushels; corn a good standing throughout tie- state with an increased acreage oats good throughout tlio state; rye. hurley potatoes, tame grass in splendid condition with apples 70 ppr cent of a full crop. The rainfall abundant in northern and northwestern Kansas, also in southern and southwestern and western parts of the state, wi lighter rains in many of the eastern Counties. -Chr moscooe.

It will be remembered that in Satur days paper mention was made of tho fact that two sons of Mr. Andrews, who was killed in Hodgeman county on Friday last, were in the city on that day-looking for work. On receipt of tidings announcing their fathers death the authorities here at once began search for tho boys. Being unable to find them here Mr. Pavne wrote to the chief of police at Hutchinson, urging him to institute search.

He was at once successful, the boys being found there at work. They wore notified of tho misfortune which had befallen the family, and proceeded at once to the home of a bereaved and widowed mother. Lamed Cbrono-scopo. arrv Wiltse loft yesterday morning for Medicine Lodge in response to a summons to testify in the case of state vs. Ed Payne, charged with murder.

It appears that Payne, nnother man and two women passed through Barbour county, traveling in company, and Payne is supposed to have killed his follow traveler in that county for his money. Tho parties came on eastward and rented a farm near Canoy. A short time ago Wiltse sold this man Payne a bill of goods from bin Canoy store and observed that ho as men and means can do tho work. Teis factory will be located in the northeast suburbs of the city, and will be one of the largest institutions of the kind in tho west. and grinding apparatus will be ot suffi The machinery, engines hat il not In State of Kansas, Sedgwick County, se.

the Probate Court of said cnnntv. in the ceased. th estate of Elizabeth Wil fame, de- Ki lisle- THE PIG WIL Senator Gorman, or the disposition of th the ensuing contest wil; pretty near the throa: of party, made a migh -1 at the St. Louis corned by the way, is a a wit sent Cleveland car.i'ol in president again, ju. i it elected Cleveland fo The remark the course of speech before the committee resolutions, in which in his suave, act whose event as he ago.

made exhaustive -I cient capacity to manufacture 1,000 bar-1 Ml. Tb ocratic remark ionium, con-iv be I who in on but rols per day, and the factory 7Tflopen with 500 barrels per day. and as tbe bus-1 ehaUaly to said be discharged1 Adn 1 uuuclOigliBd sbaLI apply to said court to make my final tlement and asking to lstrator per day, and as the bus mess extends will be increased as de la I setl of said estate. J- C. WILLIAMS, Administrator of said Estate.

Whitelaw Reed says that he has au thentic information to tho effect that Blaine will accept the nomination if it properly tendered him. Probably James G. wishes to have the nomination en dosed in a scented envelope and sent to him on a silver salver, carried by four American congressmen, dressed in the livery of Scottish servants. The Re party, however, has about concluded to take Blaine at his word and rule him out of the race. lining qu for Kat or there th VIPEROR.

on, tho son of the ick, who now be re i many more in th, 'rii Igi gelling out and I to the line of fit 0 first story the with great blocks building a massive ipearnne- Above this brokoi 1 I- used. It is thought tka nt rate of progress the build mpleted early in August. work, a Uar lies drt using ind nv alls have of stone, and sub tl hi a i pre; be pregnant, way he rand the riot act to I comes Emperor of Germany as William the administration element, metaphori- was born January 17, 1 8.70. Ife cally speaking. The remark is thus re-1 liably reported: He (Mr.

Gorman) in timated that inasmuch as the next elec-1 married Princess Augusta, daughter of the Grand Duke of Schleswig Holstein. He was a brave officer, and con- manded. The Gulf railroad will extend switch to the plant as soon as it is completed, giving convenient shipping facilities to the works. Fort Scott Monitor. II.

S. Hembrook, of Champaign, 111., arrived in Winfield last evening with a requsition paper from that state for the person of one Elijah U. Boyer, for obe iaing money under false pretense in tha year 1870. After nosing around for short time he located his man in the person of Dr. Sheridan, of this city.

The doctor came to this city some two year ago and opened np an office, but the general make up of the man was against him, though in time he succeeded in i KA building up a lucrative practice. Since HO. 211 NORTH M4IIV STREET his residenee in this nif.v la voo 1 wASiliui. Ex-Register of Deeds, Ex-Sheriff of Sedgwick HFKe Ins.Xy,K Gen' Manaeep Arkansas Valley HEISERM, FISHER MAHER, i Beal Estate, Abstracts, Loans AND INSURANCE. his residence in this city he has been sills of been laid giving stantial ashlar nt 1 he ing ill Wellington Monitor.

Beck spent last week in Wieh-i's. He says tho latest enterprise the citizens here art engaged in pushing foward is a -Team. ry. The process Used to make butter is quite new. With two pounds of butter made in the nat oral ay, and one galion of cream, they make thirteen pounds of creamery r.

which, for all purposes is cs butter. The pro-ill': enterprise nt Wichita It is asserted by more than a few that the ordinance revision contained great big job. It may be that the busi ness is all right, but there has been considerable kicking from both sides, just the same. She lias aquired a population of 1,000, 000, and an assessed valuation of 400, 000,000. Cause: soil, good cli mate, favorable location and plucky set tiers.

Here is what Bradstreet says: Re ports from ninety-six counties indicate that Kansas, all things taken into account, is in a more promising condition agriculturally than for several previous years. The fall, the winter and spring have been altogether favorable. This is tho cause of the thrifty condition of the wheat plant rt the beginning of May. The area devoted to wheat is larger than in 1S87. Allhough it has been dirnin ished in tho eastern counties, it has been more than made good by the increase in the western counties.

Monday evening a young child of E. H. Wampler, living north of Ilollys, met with a sad and sudden culmination of its promising young life, beiug bitten by a venomous reptile while sitting in a baby carriage iu the garden, where a member of the family, a young lady, was at work. Hearing tho child scream the young ladys attention was attracted to the carriage some thirty feet away, and shi! was horrified to see an immense snake clinging to i.he little ones ear. Tho child lived but fifteen minutes after being bitten.

Tho relatives so suddenly bereaved by the littlo ones death have the sincere sympathy of all. Coolidge Times. There came to us last night another tion was, in hisopinion, largely to depend I curs with Bismarck in all tilings per-upon the amount of money which each party spends in the city of New Yorki it would be simply suicide for the Dorn-1 in general and it is to bo conceded that ocracy to go so far in endorsement of I his reign will bo one of great success, tariff reform doctrines as to drive away I His ascendency to the throne reconciles known as a dead-beat and several times his surgical instruments and household effects have been attached for debts. It ROOMS 1, 3 AND 5. WICHITA.

KANSAS. Reference by the conflicting elements in tlio foreign policy of tho government and in the management of the army. In spite of the fact that the Democratic party is called the champion of whisky, the Democrats in congress are vigorously oppposing the efforts of their Republican colleagues to place that article of intoxication on the free tax list. man sag City Dispatch has commenced f.eeir.g snakes, nine feet in length. Prohibition dont prohibit yet, by a jug full.

Even tho ministers of Hutchison have got the salt fever. The other Sunday a Hutchinson divine recited it tints: Givo us this dav our daily bread and salt. The poll tax question is the predomi mint issue in nearly all the Kansas towns of tho first, and second class at present, tho issue being the dodging of the pay ment. Representative John A. Anderson has 820 acres of 11 ax, 420 in corn and nats.

and no opposition to his re-election as congressman in the Fifth district (Jar don City Herald. Kinsley lias a real estate agent named Windel. As windel is diaper in tie Gorniun language, Kinsley may still make pretentions of a future not r.joyed by any other city in Kansas. Atchison was considerably stirred up the other day when Attorney General Bradford came to town. He intimated, however, that lie was not a smelling committee on joints at present, but was only looking after hig political fences.

Wellington, bound not to bo outdone by any rival town in the matter of pope lation, comes to tho front with a case of triplets. They are the property of and Mrs. E. R. DeYoe, wore born manufacturers who might otherwise be in sympathy with them.

There is the business in nutshell-The election depends upon which party I can spend the most money in the city of New York. Lord, how Widow McGin-niss pig will squeal. The California delegation to Chicago is booming along under Blaine streamers, and that gentlemans chances for the nomination aro again on tlio rise the Sucker state, he left a wife and three children who are now waiting his return. The doctor had a woman living with him here whom he claimed to be his wife. Mr.

Hembrook left to-day with his prisoner and onr own people feel greatly relieved. Arkansas City Traveller. A loosened log boom in tbe Wiseon sin river yesterday did damage to the amount of 8500,000. The Hutchinson News complains that milk shake has broken out badly in some localities in Kansas. Since Easley returned from Mexico he insists on drinking nothing but pulque, and unless he takes an immediate brace we expect to hear of the sea serpant passing through Hutchinson and perhaps making the News a friendly call.

National BankTSom E. B. Allen urer Hontlim0M Hamilton, state trS fTn 52- McCarthy, state auditor, Hon trict ters of congress. Seventh dht 2-3m PILES, FISTULA, And ail diseases of the tec-i tom enred by DR. WM.

Without knife, ligature ed. i Pam. (Cures gnaraut I No money to be paid ut-til It tient iB cnrcd Chronic, private and sexual troubles qnicUy cared. Diseases of AFw-'tzXiywoliian a specialty. Send 2 cents for book.

Consultation free, Offioe over Woodmans bank. Rooms 7 10. 113 N. Main St-, Wichita, Kans. thre9 months Germany has threo different emperors the throne has descended grandfather to grandson, be will some gentle-1 tween whose ages there was a difference For heavens sake man please get his gun! The pyramid I of fifty-three years, crank has spnmg into lively existence 1 again.

The solid sonth, of course, is tho basis on one side, and Maine and Oregon on the other. It is hard to wearing a No. 8 hat, Dave Leahy, tho a uew supply of money, and that Joutdar 's -as. night lis actions were a little queer, and ho swi'u. J.i.ui Pin.iocri'yBaukaml vug accordingly summoned as a witness dr .1 -i i -r.

rbha 1 ft hakI, a Torr.n nf hl.Q ttie best efforts of his in tho case. Independence Reports. understand how a man as does Dynamite cowboy editor, can be so foolish at to handicap a baby with Leahy. Pnr- this bit of W. H.

Hebceb, H. Bzxmit W. M. WnzsLKE. Notary Public.

day night, are all girls and are well. -Monitor. The fire boys speak in glo of the treatment received at of Wiehita hose company whose house iho Anthony their headquarters while in mg the o. 2, boys Wichita. Since the results of the Oregon election was announced many of the Democratic papers have reached the opinion that the Mills bill is not a rigidly scion title measure.

If the Democratic sheep owners of Ohio could now submit a few remarks they would fully convince Premier Mills and his colleagues that the free-wool clause is unscientific and un-American. terms hands a I had The Republican forces are getting down to work in Chicago, and it is now tizan zeal does not excuse practically settled, that either Gresham or Blaine will be the presidential nomi nee. Of the two, the former would be infinitely the stronger at the polls. the name Grover Thurman cruelty. In the last few years giant has sprung into Mercer, Rennie Wheeler, SEAL ESTATE.

A beautiful set of teeth to last your life time for $10. No second trial. No cheap work by using cheap stuff. Fine gold work a specialty. Satisfaction insured.

Fourteen years experience. Office in Palace block, West Side, Wichita, Kas. tf. A New Firm. Messrs.

Couch Warner, two gentlemen well known among the stockmen and business men of this part of the state, have taken charge of the stables located west of the Douglas Avenue hotel, at 2il and 213 West Douglas avenue. These gentlemen do a big horso trading business. They furnish ironclad references and are prepared at all times to trade anything in the stock lino. They are agent for the celebrated Joliet road carts and will do a big business in the stand. w-4t Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, I Sedgwick County, BS' In tho Probate Court, in and for said county: In tho matter of tho estate of John Hass, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned on tbe estate of John Hass, late of said county, deceased, by the Probate Court of the county and state aforesaid, dated the 8th day "of Jnne A. D. 1888. Now, all persons having claims against the said estate, are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allow ance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded and id i.ms place in geo whether ns aro interested in Iho cream s.

Arkansas City Dispatch, li is disparagement to the several gentlemen who are contending for gubernatorial honors in this state to note Iho fact that Mr. Humphrey's thorough fitness, his commanding ability and his thorough knowledge of the wants of the state, have marked him from the first as the foremost, man in all respects. No question of locality ought to cut any figure in dt rmining the action of delegates. but these facts should servo to more thoroughly confirm his neighbors who have pushed him to tho front in the advocacy of his claims. Fori Scott Monitor.

A prominent farmer of Bourbon county who keeps about lifly well-bred sheep, was in tho city a fow days ago selling his wool. Being a thorough believer in I ho American system, and 1 and ing the effect that tho agitation of Mr. Clevelands free trade dogmas would have upon the wool market he was not surprised to find that tho same number of pounds of wool this year brought him sl. lose than he realized last year. If the mere agitation of tariff has I hus affected tho price of wool, what effect would free trado have? Fort Scott Monitor.

The entire state of Kansas has been developed by tho most persevering and ambitious men the world ever knew. I hey have in a lew short years developed ouo of the largest states in the union. They have spread a network of railroads so completely over its surface that now no man the etato is more than a fow hours ride from a railroad station. They have covered the stale from one end to anothor with the most prosperous cities and towns. But few, if any, of tho citizens ever came to the state bringing much money with them, but by energy, pluck and perseverance hey have built up the grandest and most lasting monument to tho American peoplo that has ever been dreamed of, Tho development of tho state of Kansas in its marvelous feats of town building is ono of the marvels and wonders of the nineteen! century, and there aro so many lasting and valuable lessons to be learned from the history of that state." Thousands of fortunes have been made from small investments and hundreds of towns, with few if any natural advantages for making a town, sprung up like magic and became noted, tbe citizens of which naturally accumulated wealth and position.

And still the work of development has only just begun. The state is not yet in its thirtieth year, and yet stands at the head of tho nation in many respects. Puebla Chieftain. an intellectual existence in Ne braska. Tho gentleman alluded to is John M.

Tburstan who will bo choson as temporary or permanent chairman of the National Republican convention. Mr. Thurstan is decidedly a self-made man. Fifteen years ago lie was a farmers boy in Minnesota, working sum mers in order to gain a few dollars to pay for threo months schooling in the winter. His rise, however, has been rapid, and he promises to attain a higher I position even he now occnpios.

Merchandise Bought, Sold Exchanged. The Atchison Patriot is honest in its opinions and we believe that any false assertion that it may make, is done rather by mistake than with an intent to do a wrong. In a recent issue the Patriot says that the population of Atchison is about 20,000. The basis npon which these figures are founded is undoubtedly solid and we wonld commend the process by which they are obtained to the Topeka papers which overestimate the population of that city by about one-third. Mayor Hewitt, of New York, refused to grant a permit to fire 100 guns in City Hall park in honor of the renomination of Grover Cleveland.

He also crustily refused to tell the newspaper reporters how he intended to vote in the election this fall. I have nothing to say. Mayor Hewitt added with growing em phasis, on the subjects of candidates, platform or politics. Mayor Hewitt, as is well known, is not one of the wor shippers at the shrine of Grover Cleve land nor of the star-eyed goddess of re- sad case of drowning. John A.

Wood, eon of James A. Wood, of this city, who works on a farm about six miles west of here, went into pond, along with his to have a as neither drowned despite brother to rescue him. The funeral took place this afternoon at 4 oclock from the family residence corner Third and Locust, Rev. E. C.

Boas officiating. Tiie bereaved parents and family, have the sympathy of the entire community, in the great affliction that has overtaken them. About four miles northwest of Hiatt-vilio a prominent farmer named udd, was found dead on the north side of his smoke house, and with an old musket lying by his side. A paper was found in his pocket on which was written: To whom it may concern: Wm. Judd, contemplate suicide.

Nothing further could be learned of this sad case last night, nor did the coroner's jury, empan eled by Justice Wilson of that neighbor hood, elicit any facts to throw further light on tho case. It is understood that Mr. Judd, who is well liked, and quite well off, was divorced from his wife some time since, his wife taking their little girl, about 7 years old, and that this has weighed upon his mind ever since. His parents, who were telegraphed for yesterday, live in Weldon, Iowa, where he is well onnected and has many friends. He was about 30 years old, and an in dustrious, frugal man.

Tho verdict of tho coroners jury- was: Death by his own hand. Ft. Scott Monitor. The Paola natural gas company commenced the drilling of four new wells, just east of tho city limits, Friday. The company contracted with an experienced driller at Fort Scott to do the work, and tkoy intend to push matters as fast ns possible.

Wo aro pleased to know the company has abandoned the idea of sinking any more wells at Westfalls nt present, and are developing our deposits nearer Paolo. This surely means something, and we may expect good results at no very distant guturo. What natural gas has done for Findley, can bo duplicated in Paola, and it looks ns if the day is fast dawning, for snch results. Paola Times. Mr.

W. H. Cheney ot Mill Creek town ship yesterday informed a Monitor re Room 13 and 14, 114 North Market St. WICHITA, HAS. A CAMPAIGN EDUCATION.

Jirom Thursdays Daily Journal. Winfield has six miles of street rail wtiy. An incipient boomlet has been discov ered at tho bottom of a salt well at Lyndon. The Kansas Democrats this year will carry their politics in their button-holes and in their hip pockets. Cassius Edson was yesterday commis sioned postmaster at Frontenao and Thirza Blades tit Penquite.

Tho next amendment to tho constitu tion in Kansas should relate, in some manner, to accidental shooting. The commencement exercise of the state university at Lawrenco occurred yesterday in the presence of 1,600 peo pie. Ex-Deputy Register of Deeds Itiesor, of Labetta county, has been convicted of the charge ot embezzlement and sentenced to ono year in the penitentiary. W. II.

Morrison, of Atchison, was yesterday awarded $3,500 damages against the Missouri Pacific railroad for personal injuries. Everything comes to the man who waits. Dont take down Blaines name until Lis residuary legatee is named at Chicago. Troy Chief. Every prominent man, sooner or later, commits what is called tho groat mistake of his life.

Blaines was in learning to write. Troy Chief. According to the Emporia News it is impossible to get a drink of intoxicating liquor at that place except for medical, mechanical or scientific purposes. The anti-sumptuary sontiment in Kansas will be greatly intensified when it comes to holding meetings to ratify the nominations of the St. Louie convention.

It must he admitted that the inside of tho book of poems just issued bv the Kansas university students affords an exceedingly agreeable contrast to the binding. They were royally lliony Republican. That howl against Wichita does not meet the approval of ou lire depart ment Besides, Anthony has no reason to how i she came home with all the honors and glory. It is the place of the companies who got left to ilo the growling. Anthony dont have to howl.

Anthony Republican. The Kansas Farmer lias reports from eiglity-fivo counties of tlio state show ng the condition of crops about tho first day of Juno. Wheat was better probably at this stage of growth. If the average were as largo as it were four years ago, the yield wonld be fully as large over bushols. About three yours ago Chester went out hunting and on his way home he accidently discharged a load of shot in one of his foot.

During the past win ter and spring that foot lias caused him a great deal of pain and inconvenience, ho having been forced to got around on crutches a great portion of tho time. Yesterday a number of shot had so far worked their way to tho surfaco as to enable the attending physician to pick thorn out. -Kinsley Mercury. A young girl was thrown from a horse at Topeka the other day and the result was a broken arm and other injuries. But her consideration for hor sick mother was so great that she insisted on walking homo so that tho fain ily might not be alarmed and the mother knew nothing of tho accident until tho following day.

A womans heroism is equal to any test to which it can bo subjected with tho isolated ex eoption of a mouse. As a proof, not only of the flourishing condition of the Daily Mercury, but of There is every prospect that the po form in the Henry Watterson sense. It I Htical campaign of the present year will may be added that Mayor Hewitt is the be the most salutatory through which brother-in-law and business partner of 'funtry lias ever passed since the great civil war. It will be a campaign Edward Cooper, the New York member of oducation for the people on one of of the committee on resolutions at St. the most important subjects that effects Louis, who refused to sign the report of I their well being and that of tho repub-the platform which was accepted by the I lic as onB of tho nBtiolls of tho earth- at least not There is no other man yet mentioned who has the general elements of success that Blaine has.

Others may be able to carry New York or Indiana, but they are weak in other states. Blaines strength is evenly distributed 8ll over this broad land. He is a tower of strength every where. It is just as consistent to nominate him as for Cleveland to be nominated after his positive announcement not to he a candidate. When the Chicago convention meets they will find the party almost a unit for Blaine.

This, in connection with the fact that the other candidates can only have a mere nominal following, will keep Blaine before the convention. He will be the man in spite of his desire not to be, and the wave of Drs. KETCHUM ROSS, Successful Specialists in Treatment of from iny benefit of such estate and that I Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers and Piles. if such claims be not exhibited within FEMALE DISEASES, Such as misplacements of the womb, su pressed, painful and excessive menstruatii ulcerations, ieucorrhea, etc, BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases in all their forms; blotches, swellings re throat, mouth and tongue eruptions from any cause permanently eradicated from the three years after date of such letters, they shall be forever barred. Peter Bally, Administrator of the estate of John Hasa, deceased.

Wichita, Kansas, JUDe The Kansas Adonis. sore throat, month and toDgue eruptions from any cause permanently eradicated convention. Never before, with in tho recollection of tho present generation of voters, has tho quostion of a sound tariff policy been brought to a direct issue before the people, and consequently tho country has never had the education upon tho prin NO DEMAGOGUE. The Wichita Journal says of John Martin, who is to lead the Democrats to defeat that no one will deny that he is i and working of BUCh a policy that not a demagogue. That is just what fr, can only come from a popular agitation, the Democrats are denying.

Atchison Globe. arousing tho attention and exciting the keen interest of the groat mass of the system. NERVOUS DEBILITY Of young and middle aged men and women, mental and physical weakness treated with unparalleled success on the most scientific principles. CHRONIC DISEASES Stomach and liver complaints treated with the greatest success. Offices, 228 North Main street, Wichita, Kane.

Consultation personally or by letter free. 165-tai Washington Critic. Theres a boom that is swelling, hope you will note; its Engallish, you know, Quito Engallish, Wh at effect it will have on the G. A. R.

vote? Its Engallish, you know. Quite Engallish. It comes from a country quite far to the west. Where they still hunt tho rebels with wonder fnl zest: Thats Engallish, you know. Quite Engalieh, flathusiaem that will roll over the land will sweep him on to a magnificent vie- Globe is wrong.

We still insist I people. Such a process of education is tory. Democrats dread him above all that no one wdl deny that he is not a greatly needed, and it is a most fortunate others combined, and they hail his Paris demagogue. Read us carefully, Brother circumstance that through the foresight InttAr with unspeakable joy. Just keep I Tt and courage of President Cleveland in and the PlumeS Howe udersltandmK 18 Blm launching the subject before the country Knight will be your leader after thelcome' Though ambiguous we are Bel- I for debate and decision wo are likely to gth.

Great Bend Tribune. dom far from the beaten track of truth. 1 have it. Now York Times. From Wednesday Daily Journal.

Talk about high assessments. An Atchison firm that carries 000 insur-.